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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-26
TIE SUNDAY TRIBUNE.

The Christmas edition Of THF UNDAY TRIBUNE
consisted Of twenty pages, rcpctc with features
appropriate 10 the season and Of interest to all
Mr. l.. +. Quigg contributed Christmas tale
titled This Uncertain World" 9. w. s. wrote
about Paris, old and new, and La Souris" al the
Francais Toxic correspondent gave Il charm
ing picture Of Miss Yum Yum nj home and
pnpcctc correspondent described life i'm laIy Tahiti.
THN TnigUNE's regular Cons'antinopc CORE
spondcnt wrote of the Sultan's successful finan-
cicring and the good impression made by The
American Minister Gossip from the National
Capital was chiefly personal and anccdotal Liter
ary reviews were Of DE Voguc's Russian Novel
lists Swinburne's Locrinc7 and some now nov
els A Coniurcd Mule was n story Of Florida
witchcraft and in "New-Yorls Life appeared Il
graphic sketch Of day in La Csale's' career
There were n batch OF Actors Stories. Gossip Of
the Stage. and n chat with Mrs. Kcllogg-StnkoscI.
Concerning in Maine was described by n CORE
soondent and another writer told how cunning
convict forged his way out Of State prison Prcpa-
rations for icc-sllating. ice Yachting and tobog
gaming received scasonablc attention. There were
some picturesque incidents Of travel on the ele-
waited railroads, and n column of current anec-
dotcs The Masculine DccOy' was a tale OF
society and The Square in the Hand was n
story Of startling adventure. There were % column
OF gossip from many irs, news Of the churches,
National Guard notes, Art News and Comments,
the Week in Society, Chances at Men OF Mark
Among the Turkey Arbors, The Early History OF
THE fRinUNg related by Mr.. Thomas Mcflrath'
Punch's' graphic and poetic versions OF MI
Cleveland's Free Trade Message, poems, SictcheS'
etc, in addition TO all the news OF the day. WHEN
may be summarized as follows:
ForEInx-PreJmra ti"is for war arc still going
IN in Russia according To Associated Press dis-
tmtci:es Prince Bismarck las summoned tlr Ger Ger
man ambassador in London 10 come 10 Berlin
Inri 4, lisbury has Just seen the Russian ana
French Ambn sadors and had long conference
with the English Ambassador a. -. frtersourg.
- Thc arrest Of NJ Wilson. NJ Grcrys soii-ln-
Lazy is expected at any moment. fresh evidence
having been broug t against him IN the d'cor"tion
scandal - Mr.. iarneli will spend Ainhs WIN
Mr. O'Shea in Kent; his health Is mnch IN nroy--a:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-26
COURT CALENDAEs


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lo,. ~ ~. 80 ~ I.G ~ 20 -ai zt - - 20
eurar,t, C9rrr-srrciA, Tegr- PAEr l.He'ore Potter.
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dav. t~e 20 80 further iav calendar ih.- I".tn.
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surrEsis cousI-CmcrIr-TlnT IVA ,ourasi until En-
dsv. Do 3d.
sJRro5A1rs CojR Bc'ofr E1ln- sEsfate o. Jane VI.
Casuesu lu =. r.lI oi JOAN O.. R~ni. %. ~
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SUPERIOR coURr-rgi,L TEas-rAgf L-Adiournet FOR
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cry CourG-TRisL Trna-rARI IrI-Ad'ouned tor the
Coum % GEyXEAL -EssIoSs-PARr HL-Adoutned for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-26
GROWTH or TIKI WINE INDUSTRY.

No better idea Of the growth OF the wine Industry
in California DO obtained than from tho statistics
OF the last few years. The acreage planted I'm vines
has increased from G5 600 in 1881 to 80 900
this year, Of which 100 900 acres arc In lear
Ing vines. Last years vintage Of the best IN
the history Of the STATE the most conservative cst
mate placing tle yield at Il 900, 900 gallons This
year, owing to couture " burning up Of the grapes
BIZ dry hot winds and extreme hot weather, The Yield
viii not reach u. OOO. 900 gallons. % which
100000 viii he sweet wines, 1000 900 brandy and
the remainder dry wines. Next year. II tho .,sson
j, good, the enormous acreage Of young vine, that
VIII como into hearing ought 20 m the product 10
30 600 600 gallons Tn" capital Invested IN Vcufro
in California IS estimated al 9G5, 900 900. The ship
mcDts of vine ~ sea aad rail u lr-5 were b022 al
gallons: in l9-G 4.141,3l4. and this year The MP
lncuis VIII nearly appfoIrh those ~ TWO years
ago Tho danger of over production has boon proved
bOgy, for The best wflc-ralerS in California have
now orders FOR more four five years old wine than
they can fill.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-26
TWO PROMISING eCHYMEs.

Two experiments have been begun III. season,
which promise 10 tc oi great value one q, th" mast
condenser, which has prepared hs fan 1000 tons II
must for shipment 10 London. There 4 VIII he al
mtcd duty free, aud there the Inventor claims that
he can convert it fat" the finest wine. II The iehcmc
IS success it VIII give Enormous impulse to the
vine industry IN California The other scheme is the
establishment of wine storchousc In this city. j
has been proved that wines mature bo,t I'm Ills e.
nnsua. Whcro even temperature may lc occurred
with less trouble than IN the Interior IN the f,d
sugar refinery here more than half million gallons
are now stored. Thc managers advance ten rents On
the gallon aDt this Is found Of material assist
aucc by wine malcrs saving many from the hard
necessity ~ selling their wines al low prices.
The broadening % The scope ~ AZ, enterprise Nl do
much 10 holm Tic kLrNrgllmr NLnn Mal-nr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-26

encouraging the expectation Of strike. Since
the of business Friday the strike has been
announced and ut the hour of writing 10 seems
TO have assumed such proportions as to guarantee
q sharp fight and a quick solution.
SubOined is our usual table OF the highest. low.
est and final prices and number Of shares sold OF
fftyseven active representative stocks together
with the final prices Of week ago. DrehXed by tho
prices of December "a. 1886.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-26
11vr srock NARkEr. LIZ rELrtRArLL

prvr.to Dee. % Orr',-Rereipts s.t y hpur. were
ia,t week head rou-'rsri u. B2 cars. u Which
ese,p Receipts - 600 ucsi Total Tor
We. inns 10 For tins irst week ~ 500
he'd Cous -r-i trsugh ,ar-. o. rnch To NsT YORK.
CH0'cc s'erp Irm ~ =. -. 49,
CANADIAN Iaon arm a. - 81 al offerings ts-n.
Vogf- Receipts - nSurs wore l22fJ scai Iots is
q ll7 helf For TINE la'i W-f -. %
head Consigned = rsrs 81 OF -neh 10 Ner YORK
on weab Ichi rlrs $ SUI % -"!ec.'i
YorKors s. fon5 Ssoctei nsnn weight s. 506 80
Coarse N;fx.i DO ct-ct = 80 ~
r,arV.f - nref- ? loft
r-lc.as. Union YirsN per. "a. Jhs DTorsrS
yourndt rcroris CANE Eeco.rts 1000 hosl shipments
3pin market SLOW. lOa Be- lower; shipping sie"Is
~ 90 Cows Bail. and Mtei ST. - 9tZ - Iea~us - %
d<Y 10. ...,,- .
Eet slow Mixes ~ "50 80 isAi - 1O01 ="
900 head shipmrn' lo1O head hartet
- 2ps' a. Western - 5Ja4 %. lex
ans - . - 80. Lambs 81 hod60o ,
- LOUIS Dec 2i.-croc-n-oelpts 100 hoAd hhio
mrErs head: was stct 9 Choice Natvs
Ste,r, s. 4Das5 20 Pan 10 Cool 90eSi - hnohet,
st.ers FAR 10 Choice. 81 Last - st"'ker' and
reeaor. far 81 9Js3 49, Rangers. Ordinary 10
Eog1-I;cce u. 1000 heal shium.uts nonc M l'
WA SHADE choice H"sVf ana bu'-n
err, srrct0rs - 5ndj g.. PICKING ant lorEer' Nodnn
10 rnme s. ljdf54j. Light grades Common 10 "'o'
50 = u.s. - ,,-,., ~a.
steAiy. Fais 70 Choice 50 l5dsi 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-26
MED OF COSTLY rxrrnlMrvrs.

II Senator stanford had put tho same money that
h. Las expended at VIVA Into a smaller Vineyard IA
the Napa or tonoma Valleys and bad commissioned
a competent manager to experiment with The lest
foreign wine grsprs. be would have advanced Cali
forn!a Vi'.cuUe five years Legend rs present ground
1t needs som" one with ample means % mako these
costly experiments. both In ape growing AMI wine
meaiA- ihaf arc beyond ihc resources Of the ord!-
nary wine grower Valuable fNporimrntal work IN
determining the adaptab'lity OF Aolis and he best
Processes Of culture has been done By Professor Hi
gard Of he state University, bat lie :, mpcscd .Jr
means and time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-26

~ last year. however. was more particular re-
dection Of the changes made in the latter part Of
the week ended December 8, which was the panic
week The changes in the week Of $50 were as
follows: Loans decreased 1854, 700 cash increased
81 800 700. deposits decreased 1851 900. and the
surplus reserve increased 81 ,53l,175
The following compares the totals Of yesterdays
statement with those of the corresponding dates
of $50 and 1855
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-26

There yoad y business Icing done In renned OIL,
hat n 1, on nf values Thrre WAS another
1snrr OF gallon at eli rots the last quotation
pe,n, n iorb arreis ana 81 for oil Por gallon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-26
Back and Shoulders

Ar. the parts attacked by rheumatism and inc joints
and ankles hip. and wrists also sometime aeee
The o,uss oil rheusatlsm laeto acid circulating Win to
,li which attacks aud cIusss the local naHiies
tatons the pains aud aches % the disease Hoods S.rpa
RIA pr,4n,s and cnrice. blood and has proven Won
derfuI remedy for rheumatism
Fight Years ago had Innsnuisorr rieumses'n being
confined 10 te bod months Last laid mp
,, rseks it'll rheumatic fever short time ago irI
mains all over ry body and thought in for IT again
I then decided TO Hoo's Sar,aPara IL has done me :"
ru,h good ina good inv"stmsnt o' ore
dollar first time IL has driven on thc
rheumatism aud improved appetite 81 mhe Lat nav
boarng nio., must keep II locxri uP or she WIZ
T.. o,er, TO rasr my board wish oer boan-r tat
,.s,, uo,d, ssr.apariiIs" THOMAS Bu RRELI. 90 I'll
lazy strreL brooklyn. ~ Y
Hoods Sarsaparii'a
s.,dsy all drug,i.ts 81 siI'sr So PrcyArei I" -'
HOOD CO.. ApotnecAries. Lowell a-ss
100 Doses One Dollar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-26

Dec. "a. 1880 Dec "a 1896. "a 1897.
500, 4 II 900 sy434s4 100 $3.50 400 $40
Specie 67.095.000 a. 100000 1882 $40
Legal tsnders. IL 300 900 1887 800 26.6SJ 200
Depo, .. ...... 26i OS6 0D0 S5l672400 35Stj.iO0
Circulation. l5.A3li0 LyOSOUO S,oob,Ot
The following shows the relation between the
total reserves aud the total deposits az tine
tive dates:
specia - .. s57 5000 ST. 100000 $40 332 500
Legal toDders.... l3 500 800 l7St7.SOJ 2G.CGj 200
Total reserve. S7O3s6,9 900 SOS so 600 S96JyoOV0
Reserve rsqrf
ag'st deposits 6O76700O S7.yl8 100 S7.y6l, 600
Surplus. ...... S36l9g S7,232, 200 $0,Oj64v0
Rat . OF fsserveto
deposits. per CT 1896 27o6 n 81
The following Is yesterdays statement in de all:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-26

Th"n.asas follow tie Of Dr. s.s'' easrrn
h ncdy. 90 cents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-26
>WIFI WINES AVn RRANDIFs.

Little las tccn said in this article Of thc wines Of
Southern California. because has not yet been fairly
demonstrated hat the southern counties produce
any fine Try wines. That they make admirable sweet
wines, sherry aud brandy IS conceded but climate and
tho necessity Of irrigation opposed TO an!
with the choice ciGrcts Rhine wines. They mako
heavy ciaret IN Los Angeles chat meets with much
favor at the Fast, but tho most competent experts
agree IN tle decision given above. IN tho northern
and central counties many bad mistakes have boon
made in planting vineyards on low, heavy solL lhls
was tho error made hy senator stanford al VIVA, n
lrhnma county. There hc hes the largest vineyard
I'm the world, 10 less Imam 5000 acres being planted
10 yines He has many II the bee' varieties bat BE-
Ia, failed as yet 20 got ahy good wire. The lal IS
rich heavy loan. the folds lie along Tho banks ~ fic
Sacramento River the heat (, excessive 81 the vim
tage season Al these causes combine 60 rain tie
flavor Of th' grapes aHd 80 make them practically
worthless for en;ihu. bat sweet wines and brauIcs.
Thoro is no quest ol that Ills VIII DC the main product
nl be ord ll.rs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-26

The following were Saturdays quotations for unlisted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-26
STILL POUNDING AT VALUES.
SILLY TALK ABOUT THE TREASURY.
LAST WEEK IN WALL sTREET-THE coUSrRY's FOR
TIGS COMMERCE.

EIGN COMMERCE.
SUNDAY. Dec 25-P. NJ
The returns Of tho Bureau Of Statistics OF the
Imports and Exports Of Merchandise In the month
OF November give excess Of exports Of $751;
6l5.1l6 against excuses for the corresponding
months Of 1886 and es5 respectively of SIS
5s9,6s0, and sl6.s50,lO6. Including the gold
and silver movement the net credit balance to the
country on the movements Of last month was
s4,'9J,siS. against credits OF 81 ,Os0 235 in tho
month Of 1885 and sl3,O77,7 $50 in the month Of
1885. The merchandise exports last month were
valued $1,000 600 greater than in November, $50.
and 100000 greater than in November 1885
but the imports of merchandise for last month
were Ndlued S. 00O, 900 greater than In November,
1856 and $4,000, 900 greater than in November,
1855
The specie and bullion movements of last month
were divided as follows: lSS7-cXports, gold
$500, SO, silver 81, 521 imports, gold 81 9j2,
593 silver 81, 753. 900; lSS6-eXports gold $780,
"a. silver s2,2l6,676 imports gold 1881 o, 607,
silver 81, 7SO. 100; 1ss5-exports, gold si3s.460,
silver 50 0,i53; imports, gold s5,O06,35s. silver
- PA el. The following shows the gross move
mcris of the exports and imports and the net
balances OF November for three years:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-26
DIFFICULTIES oF wINE-MAkISG.

All these choice vino varieties flourish we'll IN
Napa, eenoma, Contra Costa. Alameda and santa
Cruz Counties Many Of The finest whey ards arc On
0eep hllsdes or on mountain tops oDco given up to
slaDparal ana grease wood. Tho grapes Of most
sHcstc favor are prodSccd thcee high, Thin lands
volcanic ORIGIN OIL which tkc tho sun rests warm
nd long But the troubles Of tho wine-naker are
National Republican., 1887-03-28
Gen. George Sheridan on Bob IngersolI.

Gen. George Sheridan on Bob IngersolI.
1t is prediction pretty sure to be verified
to say that the Congregational Church will
be packed with people on next Wednesday
night. The genial and jolly Gen. George
A. Sheridan is to lecture, and has selected
for bissubject "The Modern Pagan" This
is understood to be Col. Bob Ingersoll.
This will be like the battle between the
giants. Both are equally matched In the
power Of ridicule, sarcasm, wit, pathos, and
eloquence, and both well known the public.
manner of handling and discussing relig-
ious subjects, and promises to point out
number OF Inconsistencies on the part of
the iconoclast. He is an easy, fluent speaker,
possessing good voice, and Gen. Sheridan
never fails to carry with him the interest and
attention of his audience
National Republican., 1887-03-28
ALEXANDRIA MATTERS
Local Happenings Djshed up for ere
publican" Iseadera,

pnDiicHn" Neadera.
Mayor Smoot will call special meeting
Of the city council on Tuesday night to
consider the question of petit,oning the
legislature to amend the city charter in re.
gard to paving the streets Of the city.
The funeral of Mr.. James Crockett took
place yesterday afternoon from his late res
idence on Queen street, aud was largely at
tended by his neighbors aud friends.
Mr. Samuel G.. Brent on Saturday quail
fed before Mayor Smoot and entered upon
LIS duties as corporation attorney.
Capt. j. Il. Webster is confined to his
house by severe attack Of rheumatism.
The county court OF Alexandria meets
to day.
The Norton Company will soon COM
mence building q fine yacht which will be
one hundred feet long. Mr. +. s. Corsa is
making the model for the same, which Is
said to be perfect beauty, and will be sure
to attract great attention.
AT an examination before the board OF
pharmacy at Richmond on Saturday, Mr..
Clarence G.. Leadbeater, son OF Mr.. f. s.
Leadheater, Of Alexandria, passed second
IN class Of thlrty.one, his percentage bo-
ing 049.
The fine French stallion just purchased
by a number Of gentlemen In Fairfax
county was IN the city on Saturday,
and attracted considerable attention. The
price paid for him in Philadelphia was
$4,000.
Rev. r. f. Bshop, the newly appointed
pastor Of Trinity NJ. +. Church, and his
family, arrived in this city on Friday night
and were cordially received by the lady
members OF the church at the rectory,
where bountiful dinner was In waiting
for thtm.
Information has been received from War.
renton that the young celored boy who
wne so badly beaten few days ago, by Mr..
Philip Trplett, prominent farmer OF
Fauqueir county, died on Saturday morn
ing from the effects Of the injuries received.
The following sales of property have
teen made within the past two days:
Harlow s. Cation, real estate agents, sold
for Elmer KiDts TO Mrs. John Joyce, the lot
on the north side of King street, between
Patrick and Alfred, fronting forty-fve feet,
4. for 81 ,0C0.
Green & Wise sold for the heirs Of the
late james II. Mclean the lot and brick
house on the northwest corner of Fairfax
and Duke streets to Mr.. James McWilliams
Tor s2,CC0.
Green ~ Wise have also sold for +. G.
Caldwell the frame building on the north
side Of King street between st. Asaph and
Pitt to j. II. Mansfield, for $4,000.
National Republican., 1887-03-28
"OUR Yachting Party; or, Night In Mid.
Ocean," opens the olio at KernanS,
The Court Record.

Circuit Court-Justice Cox.-schrieder VS..
Rose leave to file amended declaration. Justh
VS., Wilson; order for costs set aside. Keyser
We. Hume's administrator ct al: new trial
granted. Ash VS.. Sheridan; judgment for
plaintiff. District of Columbia VS. Alexandria
Canal and Bridge Company; demurrer argued
and submitted.
Equity Court-Justcc Merrick. k.-Hutchinson
vs.. Middleton; order making Frank Morey, re-
ceiver, party defendant. Matthews vs. Booker;
order making John Mitchell party complainant.
Williamson VS.. Mccormick; allowance of fee
to Gordon Il Gordon. Assignment--Any case
on calendar undsposed of.
Criminal Court-Justice MacArthur-GeorG
W. Cooper, receiving stolen property; arraigned
and pleaded not guilty,
National Republican., 1887-03-28


Tue following lodges meet tonight at the
places named:
Masonic---Dnwson, No. 1G, Masonic Tcmple
StnnSbury, No. II, BrightwO0d: Armenius, No.
25, 1907 q street northwest; Mount Vernon
Royal Arch. No. 4, Masonic Temple; Eureka
No. 8, sos Eleventh street.
/. o. o. F.-Beacon. No. Is, Odd Fellows
Hall; Excelsior, No, II, odd Fellows Hall;
Harmony, No. o. Eighth Street Hall, East
Washington; Union. No. IL, Third street aud
Pennsylvania avenue northwest.
Knights of Pythias -tialanthc, No. IL, Penn
sylynnia avenue and Ninth street northwest;
Equal, No. IL, 3li Eighth street northwest:
Harmony, No. 81, Thirteen. and.a-halt street
and Pennsylvania avenue northwest
!. q. of R:-Heber Tent No, 10, Georgetown.
Improved Order OF Red Men --Osige. M G,
1023 Seventh street northwest.
10. NJ Potomac, No. 0. 600 c street north
west; Harmony, No. 10, IIilton's Hail, Seventh
and ID streets northwest.
U. G. &. Good VIII, No. 81, 1907 G street
northwest.
Knights Of the Golden Eaglc-Monarch, No,
Q, Elks' Hall. 902 Pennsylvania avenue.
Sons of Jonadab- Invincible No. Z, Acad-
emy Hall, Georgetown.
National Republican., 1887-03-28
Building Permits,

The following building permits were issued
Saturday: D. II. BurCoyue, to erect brick
dwelling, $4,000, at No. 1885 Fifteenth street
northwest; Wm. +. Lewis, to erect two franc
dwellings, el GO, on Gales street, RoSedale;
Anna Cline, to erect brick dwelling. $50, on
l., between First and Second streets southeast;
p. G. Palmer. TO erect three brick dwellings.
$500, on Second street, between Maryland
avenue and street southwest.
National Republican., 1887-03-28
Praying for the Voters of michigan.

The all day prayer service announced for
the Metropolitan NJ. E. Church tomorrow
PROMISES to be an occasion Of great interest
The Woman's Christian Temperance Union
have sent some of their finest speakers to
Michigan, among whom are Miss Willard,
who donates her services to the cause so
closely allied to her life work; Mrs. Lathrop,
and others. Leading pastors Of our city
churches are to take half hour leaderships,
and the public is cordially invited to attend
this temperance prayer service.
National Republican., 1887-03-28

James Quinn, 2OO7 X street, reports $40
silver watch stolen from his house. Thomas
Solomon, Stantontown in the county, reports
four hens, valued at sl.50 stolen from his hen
house. W. W. Gould, 1922 Pennsylvania ave-
nue., reports an s8 Turkish rug stolen from his
ba k yard. w. =. Pryor, 1905 II street. reports
a SIG whip stolen from his carriage.
National Republican., 1887-03-28
r. Fl. TAYLOR,
0s3 Pennsylvania Avenue.
FOYtltieS In BeDSaline Silks.
sEAToN PERRY,
tsrccEssog TO PERRY & BRoTHER>.


HAS OPENED A CHOICE AssoRTMEYT OF
MiilCI ARE THE --LATEST PARIS
NEW BLHck AND IVORY WHITE BESeA-
NEW fLHIN, STRIPED, CHECKED, AND
FIGURED INDIA SILKS AT Sc, 81,
"sprGiAiI ~ f,Is BARGAiN" fVf IN WHITE INDIA
"EXTRA GOOD VALUES, % IN PLAIN pLS IN BUFF
W INC iS5 -i'f fRoM SOC. 10 81 PER YARD. &c.,
NEW stRAHs, RHADAMES. .sATIN-DuCH.
EssE;, FAAILLE, ASp An D, MORE FRAN
'ofhcR RLhcR GAoHEMIRE SILKS, RANGING
FROM 81 TO s3.5O. ,n
NOVELTIES IN DENTELLE LANES AND
BEADED SILK GRENADINES, avn
NEW TWISTED ED SILK GRENADINES AND
NEW Rhsff heHfGkED AND STRIPED ENGLISH
1MMESsE sEssiNSSi Stock OF NEW FRENCH DRESS
TiON SUITS, RANGING FROM SOC. TO
ALT LATEsr AND MOST APPROVED
STYLES IN II PARAS9lItS; ll,ReE} Il CARRIAGE
NovELTlEs il BLACK cHANTILLY LACE
"ExtEigxSllyE STYLES" IN cHALLIS DE
F,NEsT fsINFs, FRENCH sATEENs AND ANDER-
sons SCOTCH ZEPHYRs.
ksrPLAJN FIGURES AND CORR RECT
PRICES.
sEAToN PERRY.
PERRY BUILDI ING,
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, CORNER orH ST
Established 1870.
National Republican., 1887-03-28
Capital City Gun Club.

The Capital City Gun Club, at its annual
meeting, elected the following officers Z.
L. Mills, president; j. w. Goldsborough,
yice'president; James NJ. Green, treasurer;
Seymour Cunningham, secretary. Five new
members were elected, and number of ap-
plications were placed on file. A solid sill
yer flask, pair Of signal service field
glasses, and Henshall Van Antwerp reel,
have been purchased and will be competed
for by members Of the club. Commencing
April 9, the club will have 'shootsn on An
alostan Island every Tuesday and Saturday
at p. IN.
National Republican., 1887-03-28
Agreeing with Il

Agreeing with the Attorney General.
Secretary Lamar said on Saturday that he
fully concurs In the views of the Attorney
General, as expressed in his recent opinion
Company VS.. Clifford Miller, and that he
will be governed thereby in his forthcoming
decisiOn In the cAse.
National Republican., 1887-03-28
Stranger than Fiction

are the records Of some OF the cures OF con;
remedy-Dr. Pierce's "Golden Medical Dis
covery." thousands Of grateful men aud
women, who have been snatohed almost from
the very jaws of death, can testify that cou-
sumption, in its early stages, is no longer in.
durable. The Discovery has no equal as pee.
toral and Alternative, and the most obstinate
affections Of the throat aud lungs yield to Its
power. All druggists.
National Republican., 1887-03-28
woman,s Press AssooIatiop,

The Woman's National Press Association
had pleasant and well-attended meeting
at Millord's Hotel on Saturday evening.
Miss Prall, Mrs, Swasey, Miss Swasey, Mrs.
Gen. Black, and Mrs. Jean b. Lockwood con-
triLuted gems Of vocal and instrumental
music, and interesting readings and recita-
tiOps